Somebody made such a penny, but it wasn't the US Mint. In the 60's and 70's impressing or engraving another image onto a US cent was quite popular. In those days the more popular images were a profile of John F. Kennedy, or a pipe or cigar near Lincoln's mouth. With the State Quarter program that began in 1999, at least one company tried to bring back the engraved cent craze by engraving or impressing the outline and name of each US state on cents. These altered coins may have some "collectible" value among a small number of novelty collectors, but such alterations outside of the US Mint destroys any numismatic value.
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Rhododendron is the state flower for the State of Washington.
George Washington didn't only make a difference in every state of the United States, but he changed the world by starting the greatest nation ever.
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No, Washington DC is not a state, though there have been a few attempts to make it a state. Neither is it part of another state. The District of Columbia is just that: A district for the capital of the United States.
It's not actually "in" a state. When George Washington was president, he made Maryland and Virginia give land to make Washington D.C. (District of Columbia). Hope this little history fact helps!
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No, just having a baby doesn't make you emancipated in any state.
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